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澳大利亚国防部已决定从其建筑物中移除由与中共有联系的公司制造的监控摄像机。
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涉事公司为海康威视和大华，这两家公司都由中国共产党执政的政府部分拥有。
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这些公司生产的至少913台摄像机、对讲机、电子入口系统和录像机位于政府和机构办公室，包括国防部和外交和贸易部。
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澳大利亚战争纪念馆和国家残疾保险局也表示，他们打算将中国的摄像机从他们的场地上移走。
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此举遵循了美国和英国的类似决定，它们禁止了包括海康威视和大华在内的几个著名中国品牌的电信和视频监控设备，以保护各自国家的通信网络。
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澳大利亚的审计发现，除了农业部和总理与内阁部，几乎每个部门都有海康威视和大华的摄像机和安全设备。
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有人担心这两家公司受中国《国家情报法》的约束，该法要求它们与中国情报机构合作，并担心敏感信息有可能被送回中国，损害澳大利亚公民的利益。
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Australia’s Defense Department has decided to remove surveillance cameras made by Chinese Communist Party-linked companies from its buildings
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Companies in question are Hikvision and Dahua, both of which are partly owned by the Communist Party-ruled government in China
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At least 913 cameras, intercoms, electronic entry systems and video recorders made by these companies are located in government and agency offices including the Defense Department and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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The Australian War Memorial and National Disability Insurance Agency have also stated their intention to remove the Chinese cameras from their sites
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The move follows similar decisions made by the US and Britain, which banned telecommunication and video surveillance equipment from several prominent Chinese brands including Hikvision and Dahua to protect their respective nation’s communications network
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The Australian audit found that cameras and security equipment from Hikvision and Dahua were present in almost every department except the Agriculture Department and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
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Concerns were raised regarding the companies being subject to China’s National Intelligence Law, which requires them to cooperate with Chinese intelligence agencies, and the potential for sensitive information to be sent back to China against the interests of Australian citizens.
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